Sentence examples for spending guidance from inspiring English sources
"We are confident that our analysis is robust and conforms with government spending guidance," he said.
However, the app's key differentiator on mobile is its location-based spending guidance feature.
Mint competitor HelloWallet is launching on the iPhone today, with an application that provides at-a-glance spending guidance, budget details and your available cash balance.
Still, given both companies' emphasis on spending guidance, there are hints that this may be an area where Mint falls a little short.
In some ways, what Adaptu does is similar to HelloWallet's "spending guidance" feature in its own newly launched iPhone app – a feature that tells you how much you have left to spend at that moment within a given budget category.
On the app, users could view budget details, their cash balance, as well as the company's unique location-based spending guidance, which used the phone's GPS to determine how much you had left to spend at a particular venue, based on how much you had budgeted for that spending category (e.g. shopping, dining, etc).
But the firm lowered its 2002 capital-spending guidance, to a range of $12.3 billion to $12.7 billion, from a range of $13 billion to $13.5 billion.
And the central administration is seeking $354 million for new systemwide promotion programs, which include, in addition to the expanded summer school, $75 million for initiatives to reduce class size in middle and elementary schools and $37 million in new spending for guidance and counseling services.
No one really knows exactly how the $10.4 billion in federal housing aid will be spent, and guidance for residents in vulnerable areas has been minimal.
Lately we've been witnessing an increasing number of entrepreneurs whom we've met previously, spent time, gave guidance and support, and encouraged them to stay in touch as develop their plan.
Deciding what constitutes electoral spending is included in guidance from the commission, which broadly suggests firms need to decide if their spending is intended to "promote or bring about" a particular outcome in the referendum.
